Posted on: May 25, 2017
csingacsguk
Games: 106 Reviews: 10
Diablo for patient people
I remember playing this game and spending a lot of time AFK, waiting for my characters to heal, because healing potions were pretty expensive, and you use tons of them during battle. Having 7 characters means having 7 inventories, 7 skill trees, 7 attributes tables. I personally love this aspect of the game, but I'm sure a lot of you would hate it. The spells and formations are pretty useless, i mean, you can't expect early 2000's AI to utilise all of these complex abilities. Even if YOU are controlling the wizard, you'll have trouble using the right spells at the right time. Instead of towns with vendors and stuff, you have access to a blacksmith and a priest (I think) window. Wherever you are in the world, you just press a button and get to consult with your personal blacksmith, which is a bit weird, but I liked the idea. Instead of the usual 'click on the thing you want and it's transferred to you instantly', you have to wait for him to actually make the item. Depending on the quality, it may take up to 10 minutes. Feels like one of those modern mobile games, huh? It feels like I'm just making a list of all the flaws the game has, but these aren't really flaws in my opinion. It's all about what you prefer. If you want a quick-paced, no-b.s. hack-n-slash, then you shouldn't be looking at a game where you control more characters. I don't really understand the comparison to Diablo. Yes, they look similar, but playing them feels completely different. It's more of a 'Dungeon siege category' for me. Overall, this is a rather challenging game, which will test your endurance and patience, but that only makes the finish more rewarding. If you're a fan of the genre, you definately should pick it up. As for as I know this is the first time you can buy it digitally, and it's really worth the price.
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